Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra 86 – 80 Wilki Morskie Szczecin
Polska Liga Koszykówki – 21 May 2026

In a tense, high‑stakes clash at the CRS Hall in Zielona Góra, Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra outlasted Wilki Morskie Szczecin 86‑80 to strengthen their grip on a top‑four finish in the Polska Liga Koszykówki regular season. The home side used a ferocious third‑quarter surge and a cool‑headed closing stretch to deny the visitors, who had rallied from a double‑digit deficit to make it a one‑possession game in the final minute.

Match Overview

The game tipped off at 02:15 local time, a rare late‑night slot that didn’t deter a passionate crowd in Zielona Góra. Both teams entered the contest separated by just one win in the standings, making every possession count. The first half was a back‑and‑forth affair, with Szczecin’s aggressive pick‑and‑roll offence keeping them within two points at the break (44‑42).

Zielona Góra turned up the defensive intensity after halftime, forcing five turnovers in the third quarter alone and converting them into fast‑break points. A 13‑2 run stretched the lead to 67‑53 entering the final frame. However, Wilki Morskie refused to fold. Led by a sharp‑shooting backcourt, they cut the deficit to 82‑80 with 1:12 left, setting up a dramatic finish.

Key Moments

• Third‑quarter explosion: Home guard Przemysław Zamojski scored 10 of his game‑high 24 points in the third period, including two three‑pointers that ignited the crowd.
• Clutch free throws: With 28 seconds remaining and the score 84‑80, Zielona Góra’s point guard Łukasz Koszarek calmly sank two free throws to seal the win.
• Szczecin’s late rally: Guard Andrzej Mazurczak scored 8 points in the final four minutes, but a missed three‑point attempt with 10 seconds left ended the comeback hopes.

Standout Players

• Przemysław Zamojski (Zielona Góra): A vintage performance from the veteran – 24 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists. His shooting (8‑of‑14 from the floor) kept the defence honest.
• Andrzej Mazurczak (Szczecin): 22 points and 6 assists in a losing effort. His ability to break down the home defence in the fourth quarter nearly turned the game.
• Krzysztof Sulima (Zielona Góra): Dominated the glass with 14 rebounds and added 2 blocks, neutralising Szczecin’s interior threat.

Tactical Story

Zielona Góra won the battle in the paint (42‑30 points in the paint) and capitalised on 16 Szczecin turnovers, turning them into 19 points. The home side also shot 86% (12‑of‑14) from the free‑throw line, a stark contrast to the visitors’ 68% (13‑of‑19). Szczecin, meanwhile, connected on 10 three‑pointers but couldn’t sustain the momentum when it mattered most.

Season Impact

The victory improved Zielona Góra’s record to 22‑9, solidifying third place in the PLK standings heading into the final week of the regular season. For Wilki Morskie Szczecin (20‑11), the loss snapped a four‑game winning streak and dropped them to fifth, now tied with Anwil Włocławek. The head‑to‑head result also gives Zielona Góra the tiebreaker advantage should the teams finish level.

With the playoffs looming, Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra has shown they can win in multiple ways – this time with grit and composure down the stretch. Wilki Morskie, despite the loss, remain a dangerous postseason opponent, especially if they can replicate the fight they showed in the fourth quarter.